Cheese: A New Version of the Rook Restaurant?
Cheese, a restaurant in London that serves only cheese, has just opened in London.
I hope it doesn’t have too many echoes of the Rook Restaurant in the Two Ronnies.
March 21, 2010 - Posted by AnonW | Food | Entertainment, London
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Have you been? Is it good for gluten-free? Do let us know places you go to and enjoy that can cater for Coeliac Disease, we’re always happy to hear about new places we can list.
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